Eco & ethical living
Don’t just throw your Christmas cards in the bin. Why not use them for craft projects or recycle them for charity? M&S christmas card recycling scheme for the Woodland Trust Recycle your Xmas cards by taking them to your local M&S shop and you’ll be helping The Woodland Trust protect our woodlands. The more cards […]
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On Christmas Day people in Britain will pour a staggering 15 million cups of roast turkey fat down the kitchen sink without a second thought about what happens to it. That amount is enough to nearly fill an Olympic swimming pool and has a terrible effect on our sewerage system. According to a report from
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Want a green, eco-friendly Christmas or New Year celebration or party? Here’s 10 tips covering food, drink, transport, glasses, sky lanterns and more. Invitations Electronic invitations Nowadays so much communication is via electronic methods so why not send electronic invitations. If you want something more visual you can get free Christmas invitations from companies such
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Ecozone’s Magnoball is a chemical-free and scientifically proven method to prevent limescale build-up in washing machines and dishwashers. How does Ecozone’s Magnoball work? Research has shown that when water’s treated magnetically, calcium carbonate flows freely out of the appliance and therefore limescale doesn’t form. Magnoball is an anti-limescale ball containing a powerful magnet which causes
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Soya wax candles have become very popular but if you want to support an ethical company, check out M&J London who produce a range of scented soya wax candles in the UK using recycled materials and eco-friendly packaging with a beautiful winter fragrance range ideal for Christmas. What makes M&J candles so special? Well,
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Limescale builds up on bath or shower tiles but it can be easily removed using natural products such as vinegar bicarbonate of soda and lemon juice. Vinegar I always have a stock of vinegar at my home because it is such a brilliant cleaner which can be used for so many household cleaning tasks. To
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